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FAIRACRES PUBLICATIONS 170 The author explores the place of silence in contemplative prayer, and the difficulty of subduing our constant internal chatter in order to reach a place of stillness. She draws on various sources of wisdom, including the teaching of Martin Buber and her own experience of Quaker and Orthodox practice. First published in 1974, this book has helped many people over the years and is presented in a new, revised third edition. WENDY ROBINSON, a member of the Orthodox Church, has worked for many years as a psychotherapist, pastoral counsellor, speaker and facilitator. ...

A philosophical literary work set in an unspecified location during an undefined timeframe. In "Silence of the Soul," embark on a profound journey that unveils the hidden depths of silence and its integral role in the human experience. This contemplative exploration reveals how stillness becomes a sacred space where true emotions and connections flourish, transcending the limitations of verbal communication. As the narrative unfolds, it invites readers to immerse themselves in the beauty of quiet moments and the transformative power they hold. Delving deeper, the text intricately examines ...

Enter the spell-binding worlds of best-selling author Robert Stanek and dream a new dream. The book contains two novellas, two short stories and a special feature exclusive.

'Sometimes, Max, I imagine that I see you in her. Not in the sense of any physical inheritance, but a fleeting essence. Something wary and remote. Haunted, you might say. Though her ghosts are not yours.'Set between India and England, Faithless is the story of Cressida, a writer and translator...

Why do we suffer? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Why is God so often silent? Evil & The Garden of Good explores the origin of evil in the Bible and other ancient writings as well as classical answers to evil and suffering. Recounting questions people ask about suffering, stories of suffering, how our faith is challenged or changed, and how our understanding of God and Christian doctrine is shaped by suffering, this book concludes with a theodicy for caregivers, guidelines for writing a personal theodicy, and questions for discussion. R. Page Fulgham was born in Alabama but ...

'This is my earliest memory. I am three years old and I sit in the bottom of my great-uncle's pot boat and take off the bands from the lobsters' claws. The deepest of blues, they creak over the bilges with robotic limbs towards my father's bare feet as he rows. Over the scent of the herring bait...